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APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MEETING,WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2000 <br /> ROOM G-15, 7:45 P.M. <br /> Present: P Hamburger, R Pawliczek, R Eurich, D Brown C Welch, A Levine, A Nedzel, <br /> S Spector, J Ryan <br /> Absent: E Michelson <br /> • P Hamburger asked that all article write-ups be sent to A Nedzel ASAP <br /> • Discussion of School Department request(1100)under Article 4. R Pawliczek <br /> discussed the drivers of the school budget (Sped, salary adjustments per contractual <br /> obligations). Day setting Sped costs are rising very rapidly. S Bottan feels that she <br /> can handle any FY 00 shortfalls she is experiencing in Sped and utilities. <br /> • MOTION: Approve Article 4,Line # 1100 Lexington Public Schools. <br /> UNANIMOUS (8-0-1) $52,939,850 <br /> • Discussed the continuing need to get information regarding maintenance for both the <br /> schools and town <br /> • Budget questions that need clarification. Town Expenses: There have been comments <br /> that the NESWC tipping fee was going to rise $25 per ton. With 11,000+GAT why is <br /> there only $75,000 identified as a projection assumption? The Health Insurance is <br /> being presented differently in FY 01. This creates difficulty in tracking and <br /> comparing one year to the next. What is causing the reduction in estimated Sewer <br /> Fund needs in FY 04? <br /> • Article 8(e): MIS Fiber Optic Network Equipment. D Brown and S Spector believe <br /> that the amount being requested is $100,000 per conversation with Town Manager. <br /> Previous discussion placed the cost at$150,000. Reconcile the difference. <br /> • Article 8(a) Town Building Envelope Program. Per discussion with Town manager <br /> there seems to be question on whether the amount is $ 500,000 or$450,000 (Cary <br /> Hall) with the remaining $ 50,000 for the preliminary work on a senior center. <br /> • Article 8(b) Public Works Equipment. S Spector stated that according to Bill Hadley, <br /> the most important piece of equipment that he needs is a sander($97,000). The <br /> requested amount is $72,864. Question as to whether the funding is from the tax levy <br /> or enterprise funds. <br /> • D Brown indicated that the CEC is going to propose that the funding for the senior <br /> center be reduced from $50,000 to $ 25,000 <br /> • General discussion of the ambulance. <br /> • Roads request seems to be in FY 01 and then disappears(pg8 & 9) <br /> • Deficits appear to be greater as of 3/1/00 vs. spreadsheet in mid January. Why? <br /> • Warrant and Town manager budget do not indicate that there will be a need of <br /> appropriating funds for C. 90. J Ryan indicated that he believed that Town Counsel <br /> felt that it was not necessary. <br /> • No vote taken on Article 8 <br /> • S Spector discussed the school request for work to be done at the Bowman School <br /> • Overview: A Levine stated that he felt that the Overview needed to tell Town <br /> Meeting exactly what the drivers are in the budget. Increases in enrollment, increases <br /> in Sped students and the costs associated with the program, contractual salary <br />
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